Student groups have reacted with anger after Warwick Students’ Union appeared to cancel this term’s All Student Vote (ASV), in an unprecedented move. In its Impact Assessment report, available online, the SU rejected all eight motions proposed by students to be voted on in Week 9. The decision has effectively...
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This article is the opinion of another organisation and is not affiliated with The Boar The Disband the Tories campaign is expanding to fight for the SU to serve its students, by protecting student democracy and disbanding the Warwick Tories. The SU is broken, we need to fix it. Following...
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Living sustainably as a student isn't easy, with costs tight and single-use plastic everywhere the eye can see, but here are a few things you can try to start making a personal difference to your carbon footprint and consumption!
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As we anticipate today’s historically divisive US presidential election, with Kamala Harris and Donald Trump making their final pitches to the American people, it can be challenging to know how to engage in the events, especially from the United Kingdom. However, whether you’re planning on pulling a reading week all-nighter,...
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The Government’s announcement of a disposable vape ban in England and Wales has been welcomed by Warwick students, with 9 in 10 surveyed supporting the move. The ban, which will be implemented from next June, is intended to protect the public’s health, especially the health of young children. The move...
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The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show is one of the most controversial and contested fashion shows in the 21st century. From 1995 to 2018, the annual promotional event was used to market Victoria’s Secret in high-profile settings. In 2019, the show was cancelled but has been able to reemerge in its...
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As Americans go to the polls, Arthur Newns discusses the potential implications of a second Trump term for the US economy.
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Autumn is a season that seems to invite reading. As the weather gets colder and the world gets darker, it is the perfect time to settle down in a cosy café, a dark corner in the library, or under the covers with a good book. And what better genre of...
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It is easy to picture our own ideal reading scenario in autumn – the crisp temperatures, bundling up or settling by a cosy fireplace with a book in hand (and maybe a sneaky hot chocolate in the other) whilst outside the window trees are a beautiful auburn and a gentle...
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There are moments where our mundane lives might start feeling ever so slightly magical. Meeting a person who understands us perfectly well, better than we understand ourselves, on a disastrous night out – the next morning, realising they never existed. Or one morning, embarking on a woodland walk, strongly believing...
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In a world where reality can often feel overwhelming, books offer a unique refuge – an escape into worlds of fantasy, adventure, and profound human emotion. We immerse ourselves between the pages, seeking solace in the lives of fictional characters, distancing ourselves from the harsh realities of life. Literature provides...
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The University of Nottingham has come under fire after issuing a trigger warning for “expressions of Christian faith” in Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales. The classical text, which centres on a group of Christian pilgrims, is well known in the subject of English Literature, particularly for its exploration of religious themes....
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It is perhaps easy to dismiss anonymity within the arts as a tool which enhances creative expression and freedom. However, an artist hiding their name does not necessarily equate to hiding their identity, and it can be argued that it is impossible to separate an artist from their art. Indeed,...
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